The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-17

tn0 newspaper ouSihSS"'
Id. Vickers and ". p. Price
are in Columbus this week on pro-
fessional business.
Coroner G.. G. Gage and Seth
Weldy were distinguished cal
ers at this office st. Patrick's Day.
John Devine, of Sand Run, is
now a member Of our staff. he
is father Of twins
We are opposed to politics being
made an issue this spring in the
. 2nd Ward. In this we differ from
our friend Mike Ris'ey.
/ Joe Collins and wife have moved
to Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Joe has
taken po ition in the furniture
establishment at that place.
Fred. Rechestor. OF DesMoines,
Iowa, is visiting his parents
Ia this place. Fred speaks we'll Of
the wet, but still retains some af-
lection for his native hills.
Nr. Chauncey Bishop. one Of the
brightest and politest boys Of our
town Is in charge of the Raccon
Coal Co.'S Office IN Logan, aud is
dong his work in good shape.
Pure white lead. linseed oil,
.urpentine, varnishes, kalsomine
anu white wasl brushes, and a
full line OF mixed paints at Mil.
Ier & Cases drug store.
Farmer Jack Floyd ia engaged
this week at Rabb,tsdaie, harvest
ing his sasssfrax. He will also
bail his brueh heaps: aud Try and
pay hls subscription in this kind OF
truck.
Do you move this springa II
you do you will want a new Oar
pet or Curtains. Collins & Moore
have the largest and best stock
to selec, from in Logan. and at
low prices for reliable goods.
Gus Jordan and D, o. SnYdss,
representatives of the Masonic
Lodge at Pt. Pleasant. w. Va,
accompanied the remains Of Bro.
A. h. Bntin 10 this city Tuesday
evening.
Perfumery, toilet powder. fine
| soaps. mem styles of box paper,
| birth days cards, easter cards,
dyes for easter eggs, and Diamond
dyes al Miller l. Cases drug and
book store.
| If yon do not move you may
need a carpet or curtains per.
haps Collins & Moore will re-
ceive additions to their already
large stock this y eek also Smyrna
rugs in great varieties.
ties.
The SENTINEL is for Jack Floyd
for Squire. He can do marrying
in Logan and mako collections in
Kabbi,tsdale. He can represent
two townsilips-and DO wherever
| he is . man of good seDse and .
dem ocrat.
Post master Rose, Editor Pur-
cell, Ollie Wright, and their
wives, accompanied by a number
OF other prominent persons went
to Columbus 10 day. to take part
in the celebration of st. Patrick
Day in the morning.
The SENTINEL Office will keep
"open house" on st. Patrick's
Day. The Psts and Micts, the O's
and tho Mes, and the Meinheers
and Mulioons are all invited TO
come and soc us and commlngle.
We must suffer come, as did our
forefathers, for the good old SAINT.
Bovs' suits only 50 SO at COL
lirs & Moore's. They are un-
questioned bargains, spring styles
in Tricots. Serges, Montrosa
Cheviots, Abbots mixtures. and
imported Dress Patterns at COL
ins & Mcore's.
City Clerk Gsge presents his
compliments to the public in a very
able article this week, which will
be found in smother column. He
vas assisted in his work by Fraak
Brehm and Treasurer Hail. Jr. The
clerks books arc in good ehape.
Sim Brown, an engineer at the
foundry was seriously burned by
an explosion in the cupalo at that
place Tuesday The stock in the
upaIo bad just been lighted and not
starting off right, Sim stopped to
look in the tapping hole as the ex-
plosl0n occurred. He was badly
burned about the face and eyes.
Z. NJ. West has been doing
some good work in the insurance
line This week. He placed $50. 900
on Keynes &'Wellman's mill, 81,
500 on Logan Manufacturing
Company's factory, $1,000 on
Rose & Sulzbacher's store, and
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